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THE WINNERS OF THE
2024 COMMUNITY AWARDS!

Arts Award

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Amma Gyan

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Amma has hugely contributed towards the artistic community by transforming a 162 year old chapel, to create a space that nurtures creativity.

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Friends of WACA Award

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Linda Haye

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Linda has been a champion of WACA for many years. She has consistently promoted, donated, regularly helped with obtaining funding and engaged with members frequently over the years.

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Innovation Award

 

Alex Williams

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Alex is the host of the Dial Up open mic sessions and the What's On Watford podcast and a passionate champion of LGBT, diversity and inclusivity across the arts.

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Rising Star Award

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Ali-Mai Joseph

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Ali-Mai is a multi-talented beacon of inspiration in leadership, community service and cultural advocacy.

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Lifetime Achievement Award

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Angela Wells 

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After spending her working life helping others, Angela continues to avidly support WACA in a range of creative ways.

We would like to say a huge congratulations to all our nominees for all of their contributions to our community! 

See the full list of nominees below -

 

Rhoda Amezado 

Whilst running Ngorli Tuition & Charity Shop, Rhoda works hard to support vulnerable members of the community.

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David Lake

Involved with WACA since the 1990's, David led the Supplementary school, Elders Group, Youth and Nursery Projects and more

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Peter Taylor

A supporter of WACA during the time he's been in office as Mayor - attending AGMs, events and supporting our mission

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Favour Ezefiedi

Dedicated to community engagement, Favour uses her extensive knowledge and experience to help all

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Enid Saunders

A generous contributor towards the Watford community and beyond, for the past few decades

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Josephine Maynard

One of the first secretaries of WACA, Josephine also initiated the WACA Sickle Cell Support Group

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Dawn Williamson

The first Black councillor for Callowland Ward, Dawn has supported WACA for many years

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Kean Archibald

Instrumental in running the Elim food bank (first food bank by a black organisation in the area) for many years

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Maryam Jazeem

At only 12 years old, Maryam is a multi award winning Qu'ran reciter, public speaker, social activist and kidpreneur

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Sammy Alexander

A talented upcoming music artist, dedicated to using his art for positive social change

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